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Color calibration
Just for the colors... Printing a photo through a mask with different color densities. The numbers denote the density of yellow, magenta and cyan filters of the respective field. P means "Purpur" (purple, magenta) and increasing P means the image gets more green (which is the opposite of magenta). Bg means "blaugrün" (cyan) and the image gets more yellow (which is the opposite of cyan). Remember color inversion from negativ to positive.
Yesterday I developed two color films. You know, this stuff with water and crazy chemicals. Wanted to print some of the photos onto paper... went out of RA4 photo paper today: thought five or so large pieces were still left, but there were only two papers and two thick cardboards in my paper box.
Enjoy the colors :-)
Color calibration
Just for the colors... Printing a photo through a mask with different color densities. The numbers denote the density of yellow, magenta and cyan filters of the respective field. P means "Purpur" (purple, magenta) and increasing P means the image gets more green (which is the opposite of magenta). Bg means "blaugrün" (cyan) and the image gets more yellow (which is the opposite of cyan). Remember color inversion from negativ to positive.
Yesterday I developed two color films. You know, this stuff with water and crazy chemicals. Wanted to print some of the photos onto paper... went out of RA4 photo paper today: thought five or so large pieces were still left, but there were only two papers and two thick cardboards in my paper box.
Enjoy the colors :-)